West Virginia Practitioner / Current or Prospective AADC Survey

This anonymous survey is intended to better understand the potential workforce and service-delivery implications of implementation of AADC licensure in West Virginia. Responses will be reported only in aggregate and may be used for workforce and fiscal-impact planning. Participation is voluntary. This survey is intended to measure anticipated practice behavior; it does not constitute an application for licensure or Medicaid enrollment. We appreciate your feedback.

1.What best describes your current status?

Current AADC

Currently pursuing the AADC

Eligible or believe I may be eligible for the AADC but have not applied

Other addiction professional (PRSS, ADC, PS, CCJP)

AADC Emeritus Status (Retirement)

Other

2.Do you currently hold another West Virginia professional license that permits independent behavioral health or physical health practice?

Yes

No

Unsure

3.Do you currently provide services to West Virginia Medicaid members?

Yes, and I am independently enrolled/bill independently

Yes, through an agency or organization

No

Unsure

4.Once AADC licensure becomes available, how likely are you to obtain the license?

5.If AADCs become eligible to enroll and bill West Virginia Medicaid independently, how likely would you be to enroll as a West Virginia Medicaid provider if you are not currently enrolled under another license?

8.Would independent AADC recognition affect the number of hours you work or the amount of services you provide?

9.Would independent AADC licensure make you more or less likely to remain practicing in West Virginia?

10.If independent Medicaid recognition were not available in West Virginia, how likely would you be to seek licensure in another state to provide telehealth or other services?

12.In your own words, what would be the primary effect of independent AADC licensure and Medicaid recognition on your practice?